I’m excited to share my first Rust project with you all - a data visualization tool I call Modav.
It’s designed to help users easily explore and present their data in various visual forms. Currently, it supports CSV files transformation to line charts or bar charts. There’s also an editor available for convenience.
I’m planning on expanding the supported file formats and visualizations to stuff like JSON and tree graphs, as well as making the graphs more interactive.
Here’s the link to the repo if you’re interested in checking it out.
Very nice, I was able to run it right away and test a few files. I found the process of opening a file with a graph/chart model to be a bit difficult, I had to try a few times to get it right. A live preview with a subset of the data would do wonders to make this easier. Having said that, the rest of the experience was quite pleasant, I definitely see myself using this to visualize trends in large datasets without having to resort to libreoffice.
A quick bug report though: the graph legend resets to its default position when I switch between files or open any kind of dialog, like settings or about.
Thank you so much for the feedback. I’ve noted the issues and will work to resolve them as best as I can. I agree that the configuration is not as straightforward as I’d want it to be. I also need to better display the errors during configuration. These should be solved before long. Once again, thank you!
